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* [[CantHoldHisLiquor Can't Hold Her Liquor]]: Seven of Nine. Imbibing not even ''one entire glass'' of syntheholic champagne gets her extremely tipsy (the Doctor says she has a Blood Synthehol Level of 0.05%. In most of the U.S.A., a BAL of 0.08% is considered drunk).
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* [[CantHoldHisLiquor Can't Hold Her Liquor]]: Seven of Nine. Imbibing not even ''one entire glass'' of syntheholic champagne gets her extremely tipsy (the Doctor says she has a Blood Synthehol Level of 0.05%. In 08%, what in most of the U.S.A., a BAL of 0.08% is considered drunk).'drunk').
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* [[CantHoldHisLiquor Can't Hold Her Liquor]]: Seven of Nine. One drink of synthehol gets her really tipsy.
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* [[CantHoldHisLiquor Can't Hold Her Liquor]]: Seven of Nine. One drink Imbibing not even ''one entire glass'' of synthehol syntheholic champagne gets her really tipsy.extremely tipsy (the Doctor says she has a Blood Synthehol Level of 0.05%. In most of the U.S.A., a BAL of 0.08% is considered drunk).
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* CloseEnoughTimeline: Harry's original plan was to fix Past!''Voyager's'' slipstream so they make it all the way to Earth. When his corrections crash the ship anyway, he decides sending a phase variance that will collapse the tunnel but save the ship is good enough.
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* CloseEnoughTimeline: Harry's original plan was to fix Past!''Voyager's'' slipstream so they make it all the way to Earth. When his corrections crash the ship anyway, he decides the Doctor's advice helps Harry accept the goal of saving the ship by sending a phase variance that will collapse the tunnel but save the ship is good enough. tunnel.
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* DyingMomentOfAwesome: Future!Harry manages to transmit the phase corrections just before the ''Delta Flyer'' is destroyed, saving the ''Voyager'' and getting them a little bit closer to home.
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* DyingMomentOfAwesome: Future!Harry manages to transmit the phase corrections just before the ''Delta Flyer'' is destroyed, saving the ''Voyager'' and getting them a little bit closer to home.
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* ItOnlyWorksOnce: Voyager can't repeat their attempt at using the Slipstream Drive because it requires benamite crystals, which are both rare and rapid to decay.
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* ItOnlyWorksOnce: Voyager ''Voyager'' can't repeat their attempt at using the Slipstream Drive because it requires benamite crystals, which are both rare and rapid to decay.
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* RagnarokProofing: ''Voyager'' to some degree -- the crash destroyed the ship's power grid and compacted the six lowermost decks, and fifteen years on ice have frozen the bio-neural gel packs solid. But the consoles they ''can'' access work once Harry and Chakotay hook up some portable power cells to boot up the system, and Sickbay's holo-emitters still function.
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* RagnarokProofing: ''Voyager'' to some degree -- the crash destroyed the ship's power grid and compacted the six lowermost decks, and fifteen years on ice have frozen the bio-neural gel packs solid. But the consoles they ''can'' access work once Harry and Chakotay hook up some portable power cells to boot up the system, and Sickbay's holo-emitters still function.function once given a boost (or at least function long enough to transfer the Doctor to the mobile emitter, which was safe in storage during the crash).
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** When the USS Challenger gains on the Delta Flyer, Tessa says they're 200,000 kilometres away and closing, while the shot of the two ships shows them only a couple of kilometres apart, give or take. As a side-note, 200,000 kilometres is about half the distance between the Earth and the Moon.
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** When the USS Challenger ''Challenger'' gains on the Delta Flyer, Tessa says they're 200,000 kilometres away and closing, while the shot of the two ships shows them only a couple of kilometres apart, give or take. As a side-note, 200,000 kilometres is about half the distance between the Earth and the Moon.
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: Chakotay and Harry running down their pre-flight checklist.
--> '''Chakotay:''' Shield generators?\\
'''Harry:''' Online.\\
'''Chakotay:''' Plasma flow?\\
'''Harry:''' Stable.\\
'''Chakotay:''' Comm link?\\
'''Harry:''' Secure.\\
'''Chakotay:''' Lunch?\\
'''Harry:''' ''(smirking)'' Salami sandwiches.
--> '''Chakotay:''' Shield generators?\\
'''Harry:''' Online.\\
'''Chakotay:''' Plasma flow?\\
'''Harry:''' Stable.\\
'''Chakotay:''' Comm link?\\
'''Harry:''' Secure.\\
'''Chakotay:''' Lunch?\\
'''Harry:''' ''(smirking)'' Salami sandwiches.
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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: Chakotay and Harry running down their pre-flight checklist.
--> '''Chakotay:''' Shield generators?\\
'''Harry:''' Online.\\
'''Chakotay:''' Plasma flow?\\
'''Harry:''' Stable.\\
'''Chakotay:''' Comm link?\\
'''Harry:''' Secure.\\
'''Chakotay:''' Lunch?\\
'''Harry:''' ''(smirking)'' Salami sandwiches.
--> '''Chakotay:''' Shield generators?\\
'''Harry:''' Online.\\
'''Chakotay:''' Plasma flow?\\
'''Harry:''' Stable.\\
'''Chakotay:''' Comm link?\\
'''Harry:''' Secure.\\
'''Chakotay:''' Lunch?\\
'''Harry:''' ''(smirking)'' Salami sandwiches.
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* BittersweetEnding: At the end of the episode ''Voyager'' is intact but still in the Delta Quadrant, and the Quantum Slipstream drive has been dismantled and declared unusable for the time being. However, the crew shaved 10 years off their trip home and Janeway notes in her log that the crew has received a much needed morale boost from the attempt.
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* BittersweetEnding: At the end of the episode ''Voyager'' is intact but still in the Delta Quadrant, and the Quantum Slipstream drive has been dismantled and declared unusable for the time being. However, the crew shaved 10 ten years off their trip home and Janeway notes in her log that the crew has received a much needed morale boost from the attempt.
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* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: Future!Kim has spent fifteen years working on his calculations, and starts to crack up when nothing happens after he sent the signal, suggesting that ''Voyager'' has crashed regardless. The Doctor tells Harry to pull himself together and send another message that will abort the flight instead.
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* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: Future!Kim has spent fifteen years working on his calculations, and starts to crack up when nothing happens after he sent the signal, suggesting that ''Voyager'' has crashed regardless. The Doctor tells Harry to pull himself together and send another message that will abort the flight instead.together.
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* TakeAThirdOption: After spending fifteen years blaming himself for ''Voyager'' being lost, Harry is determined to find a way to perfect the slipstream and get the crew home. When his equations prove flawed and he can't hope to correct them in the time available, the Doctor's advice helps Harry realise that, if he can't get the crew home, he can at least save their lives by aborting the flight before it reaches the danger zone.
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* SeriesContinuityError: When introduced in "Hope and Fear" the slipstream drive was said to be fast enough to bring Voyager back to Federation space in three months, which is impressive but probably also accounts for occasional pit stops after a period of cruising speed like with regular warp drives. The central disaster in this story centers around Voyager using Slipstream to make the trip in one trip lasting less than a few hours, and Voyager crashes within reasonable range of Federation space while the Delta Flyer crew ended up the SoleSurvivor and completed the trip presumably within the next hour. While it could mean they had modified and upgraded the technology, the discrepancy isn't addressed.
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* SanDimasTime: Averted. As the Doctor points out, "The past isn't going anywhere.". What forces them to act quickly is that they're getting chased by a ''Galaxy''-class ship, which could easily subdue the ''Delta Flyer''. Otherwise, they'd take their time to make sure their revised coordinates will actually save ''Voyager'' and try again as many times as needed.
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* SanDimasTime: Averted. Subverted. As the Doctor points out, "The past isn't isn’t going anywhere.". What forces anywhere", so there's nothing to stop them calling the past ''Voyager'' over and over again to act quickly send the new phase variance equations to the same temporal coordinates. The problem is that they initially don't know ''what'' to send when Harry's first set of equations don't work, and then there's a more literal "race against time" as they're getting chased by under attack from a ''Galaxy''-class ship, which could easily subdue ship and facing a warp core breach in the ''Delta Flyer''. Otherwise, they'd take their time future, giving Harry minutes to revise the equations he took ten years to make sure their revised coordinates will actually save ''Voyager'' and try again as many times as needed.without knowing what went wrong.
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* SanDimasTime: Subverted. As directly observed by the Doctor, “The past isn’t going anywhere”, so there's nothing to stop them calling the past ''Voyager'' over and over again to send the new phase variance equations to the same temporal coordinates. The problem is that they initially don't know ''what'' to send when Harry's first set of equations don't work, and then there's a more literal "race against time" as they're under attack and facing a warp core breach in the future, giving Harry minutes to revise the equations he took ten years to make without knowing what went wrong.
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* CatchphraseInterruptus: When the Doctor is reactivated, he starts giving his standard "Please state the nature of the medical emergency" greeting, but stops on "the nature of-" as he discovers that that the ship's been destroyed.
* ColdSleepColdFuture: Almost literally happens with the Doctor, who is reactivated to find ''Voyager'' has been destroyed, buried beneath a glacier on an planet.
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* GoodVersusGood: Chakotay and Harry Kim are trying to alter the timeline to make sure ''Voyager'' never crashes. Captain La Forge is trying to stop them, partly to protect his own crew, and partly because [[TimeTravel messing with the timeline]] does not tend to work out in the Star Trek Universe.
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* GoodVersusGood: Chakotay and Harry Kim are trying to alter the timeline to make sure ''Voyager'' never crashes. Captain La Forge is trying to stop them, partly to protect his own crew, and partly because [[TimeTravel messing with the timeline]] does not tend to work out in the Star Trek Universe.
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* SanDimasTime: Averted. As the Doctor points out, "The past isn't going anywhere.". What forces them to act quickly is that they're getting chased by a ''Galaxy''-class ship, which could easily subdue the ''Delta Flyer''. Otherwise, they'd take their time to make sure their revised coordinates will actually save ''Voyager'' and try again as many times as needed.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: The Good Harry Kim episode, and to a lesser extent a good Chakotay episode.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: The Good Harry Kim episode, and gets his time to a lesser extent a good Chakotay shine in this episode.
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* SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale: Future!Chakotay says that ''Voyager'' hit the ice at full impulse, which is one-quarter lightspeed. At that speed, ''Voyager'' should've been vaporized and left a ''very'' large impact crater.
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* SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale: SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale:
** Future!Chakotay says that ''Voyager'' hit the ice at full impulse, which is one-quarter lightspeed. At that speed, ''Voyager'' should've been vaporized and left a ''very'' large impactcrater.crater.
** When the USS Challenger gains on the Delta Flyer, Tessa says they're 200,000 kilometres away and closing, while the shot of the two ships shows them only a couple of kilometres apart, give or take. As a side-note, 200,000 kilometres is about half the distance between the Earth and the Moon.
** Future!Chakotay says that ''Voyager'' hit the ice at full impulse, which is one-quarter lightspeed. At that speed, ''Voyager'' should've been vaporized and left a ''very'' large impact
** When the USS Challenger gains on the Delta Flyer, Tessa says they're 200,000 kilometres away and closing, while the shot of the two ships shows them only a couple of kilometres apart, give or take. As a side-note, 200,000 kilometres is about half the distance between the Earth and the Moon.
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* AgeCut
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* AgeCutAgeCut:
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* BreakOutTheMuseumPiece: Harry and Chakotay stole the ''Delta Flyer'' from a museum.
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* CallBack: When Harry starts trying to work out the temporal paradoxes involved in saving the ship from a future that may no longer exist, Janeway looks like [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E8FuturesEnd she's getting a headache]].
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* CallBack: CallBack:
** When Harry starts trying to work out the temporal paradoxes involved in saving the ship from a future that may no longer exist, Janeway looks like [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E8FuturesEnd she's getting aheadache]].headache]].
** Harry's plan involves sending a signal through time to Seven's interplexing beacon, the implant that helps Borg drones communicate with other drones. In ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', the Borg tried to turn the ''Enterprise'''s main deflector dish into an interplexing beacon in order to contact the 21st century's Borg collective.
** When Harry starts trying to work out the temporal paradoxes involved in saving the ship from a future that may no longer exist, Janeway looks like [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E8FuturesEnd she's getting a
** Harry's plan involves sending a signal through time to Seven's interplexing beacon, the implant that helps Borg drones communicate with other drones. In ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', the Borg tried to turn the ''Enterprise'''s main deflector dish into an interplexing beacon in order to contact the 21st century's Borg collective.
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* WhamShot: ''Voyager'' buried in the ice of Hoth.
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* WhamShot: ''Voyager'' buried deep in the glaciers of a nameless, uninhabited ice of Hoth.planet, as seen in the page image above.
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* HeadScratchers: Voyager was admittedly having hull integrity problems, but it’s hard to believe crash landing at very high speed on a planet while inertial dampeners are offline is a good gamble.
